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Fireball over 12.4°N, 69.3°W

Tuesday, March 3, 2026 · 1 month ago

Unlikely · 53

AMS1 month ago12.38°, -69.32°

Meteorite Recovery Signals

Terminal heightUnknown

Entry velocityUnknown

FragmentationReported

Sonic boomNot detected

DurationUnknown

Source confirmationSingle source

Witness reports55 reports

Terrainmixed

Freshness36 days ago

Recovery Guidance

No directional trajectory data; search the full recovery zone

Search radius ~16 miles · No preferred direction available

Recovery: LOWmixed terrain

Observations

AMS Witness Reports

Fragmentation5 witnesses

AMS Witness Reports

Fragmentation5 witnesses

AMS Witness Reports

Fragmentation5 witnesses

AMS Witness Reports

Fragmentation5 witnesses

AMS Witness Reports

Fragmentation5 witnesses

AMS Witness Reports

Fragmentation5 witnesses

AMS Witness Reports

Fragmentation5 witnesses

AMS Witness Reports

Fragmentation5 witnesses

AMS Witness Reports

Fireball over 12.4°N, 69.3°W — Score 53/100 | MeteorHound

Fragmentation

5 witnesses

AMS Witness Reports

Fragmentation5 witnesses

AMS Witness Reports

Fragmentation5 witnesses